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MILITANT VIOLENCE (4) answer(s).
 
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Capital punishment: Baghdad's deteriorating security situation / Rowas, Meda al   Journal Article
Rowas, Meda Al Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
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Increase in militant violence likely after military coup in Burkina Faso / Nicell, Heather   Journal Article
Nicell, Heather Journal Article
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Key Words Military Coup  Burkina Faso  Militant Violence 
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Tactical diversity in militant violence / Potter, Philip B K; Horowitz, Michael C ; Perkoski, Evan   Journal Article
Potter, Philip B K Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Militant groups, like all organizations, carefully consider the tactics and strategies that they employ. We assess why some militant organizations diversify into multiple tactics while others limit themselves to just one or a few. This is an important puzzle because militant organizations that employ multiple approaches to violence are more likely to stretch state defenses, achieve tactical success, and threaten state security. We theorize that militant organizations respond to external pressure by diversifying their tactics to ensure their survival and continued relevance, and that the primary sources of such pressure are government repression and interorganizational competition. We find consistent support for these propositions in tests of both the Global Terrorism Database (GTD) and Minorities at Risk Organizational Behavior (MAROB) data sets. We bolster these findings with an additional specification that employs ethnic fractionalization in the first stage of a multi-process recursive model. These findings are relevant not only for academic research but for policy as well. While it is difficult for countries to anticipate the character of future tactical choices, they may be able to anticipate which groups will most readily diversify and thereby complicate counterterrorism efforts.
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ID:   115465


Tajik security forces clash with armed group near Afghan border / Clements, Matthew   Journal Article
Clements, Matthew Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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